Grim RevengeGemma Arterton and Jeremy Renner play the leads in “Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters.”
Tackling ‘Race’ at New StageIs racial prejudice a malignancy that lies in the remote far corners of the basement of all of our brains—even if only the size of a mustard seed—just waiting to bubble over like an erupting volcano?
Precious Little DramaJessica Chastain stars as an intelligence officer on the hunt for Osama bin Laden in "Zero Dark Thirty."
Celebration and RemembranceFor the 11th year, Jewish Cinema Mississippi presents the best films of the year to explore Jewish culture. Out of 60 films screened, the selection committee chose four to bring to Madison's Malco Grandview.
Community Collaboration and CreationWhen Scott Allen was a kid, his parents let him draw and paint on a stretch of wall in his home. These days, Allen, 33, is still painting on walls, but he has a bit more space to work with. …
Eclectic Collection In a modern-looking building of ash and concrete and glass, tucked away in the woods off Interstate 55’s Frontage Road, you can find two things: a lot of books and a lot of art.
Exterior Decorating The pulse of any good neighborhood comes from the people who inhabit it.
Creativity Over Razzle-DazzleMy favorite films of the past year are not the prettiest, but the ones where my perspective shifted in some way or where something new was added to the cinematic vault.
Talking Southern Sh*t Katherine Bailess has big things on the horizon—a pilot debuting in May and 3 million YouTube views.
Are We There, Yet? What makes Peter Jackson’s films different from the work of other directors is an extraordinary combination of visual richness and visual freedom.
Gemma Arterton and Jeremy Renner play the leads in “Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters.”
Is racial prejudice a malignancy that lies in the remote far corners of the basement of all of our brains—even if only the size of a mustard seed—just waiting to bubble over like an erupting volcano?
Jessica Chastain stars as an intelligence officer on the hunt for Osama bin Laden in "Zero Dark Thirty."
For the 11th year, Jewish Cinema Mississippi presents the best films of the year to explore Jewish culture. Out of 60 films screened, the selection committee chose four to bring to Madison's Malco Grandview.
When Scott Allen was a kid, his parents let him draw and paint on a stretch of wall in his home. These days, Allen, 33, is still painting on walls, but he has a bit more space to work with. …
In a modern-looking building of ash and concrete and glass, tucked away in the woods off Interstate 55’s Frontage Road, you can find two things: a lot of books and a lot of art.
The pulse of any good neighborhood comes from the people who inhabit it.
My favorite films of the past year are not the prettiest, but the ones where my perspective shifted in some way or where something new was added to the cinematic vault.
Katherine Bailess has big things on the horizon—a pilot debuting in May and 3 million YouTube views.
What makes Peter Jackson’s films different from the work of other directors is an extraordinary combination of visual richness and visual freedom.